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Eating Big
Do you guys/gals eat "big" before a heavy workout (weights), after or just all the time in increments?
Just curious. I tend to eat quite a lot more after a heavy workout and during resting periods. |
Consistant small meals throughout the day. I just make sure that I have my protein shake pre and post workout.
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I eat mostly fruits and vegetables during the day (strawberries, red grapes, carrots, and bananas mostly). Just constantly grabbing something and chewing it. Then I go the gym after work and then I eat a big piece of meat (three days out of the week its seafood but I have nothing against a cheeseburger or red meat now and then). Then I watch the end of the red sox game. Not sure what I'm gonna do after the season is over. Time to buy a book, I guess.
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I tend to eat a lot after I work out, but not immediately after the workout, a few hours later. That's not the way I want to do it, but I just don't have an appetite until after about 5 or 6pm.
I work 2nd shift so I don't usually get up until 10 or 11 am. I usually force myself to eat a small breakfast before I go to workout. Then I try to eat a meal of primarily protein after I work out at 1 or 2 pm. Then I eat again at 5pm. Then dinner around 8pm. Sometimes I can do really good at dinner, other times I start with a good meal, but it just snowballs and I end up eating WAYY too much. It's funny how I can have my favorite food sitting in front of me at breakfast or lunch, but I still have to force myself to eat. But come about 6 o'clock all I can think about is food. Luckily I've been doing a pretty good job of not eating after I get home from work at 11pm. I find easier to deny myself any food after work, than to try to LIMIT myself to a small meal. My biggest problem is at nite trying to not gorge myself on a ton of food. I always feel guilty afterwards. |
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